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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
DE-. CnrIton,s Suicide.

An inquest was held yesterday on
the body of Daniel Fenno Carlton,
who shot himself at Sierra Madre on
Sunday. The testimony showed that
deceased was last seen alive by his
sister at noon on Saturday. During
the night he was heard moving around
in his room, and on Sunday his
mother called for him to come down
to dinner, but received no answer.
His sister then went to the door,
which was locked, and looked through
hole in the door but the bed was
empty and it appeared as if deceased
had risen and gone out. The sister
then went to Monrovia, and returning
in the evening called deceased again
but received no answer. She then
suspected that something had hap
pened, since the deceased had told her
on Thursday that if he did not get
better he would "fix it," The sister
then went up stairs and looked in un-
der the front window and saw de-
ceased lying on the floor. She called
for assistance and Mr.. Osgood came
and they opened the door and found
him dead, with bullet wound in his
left breast. A letter was found on the
table addressed to the sister, Elizabeth
Stuart Carlton. Deceased has had
trouble with his head for about two
years.
The verdict of the jury was that de-
ceased came to his death from injuries
caused by IA pistol shot wound in the
left breast, inflicted by himself with
suicidal intent, while laboring under
great mental depression.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
Notice to Contractors.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
BY THE
Los Angeles Gable Railway Go,

Until Monday, August LIST at IL O'Clock
noon, for fifty thousand go O,OOO) cubic yards
of broken stone, to be of good hard qua lity,
showing rough fracture, and broken to
pass through "A ring two (2) inches in
diameter. All bids must be endorsed
PROPOSALS. FOR BROKEN STONE
And addressed to the undersigned at the
Company's office, No 132 North Main street,
room No 9, in the city of Los Angeles. Any
further information will be furnished on
application.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
S. p. JEWETT,
jy19-14t Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
The Belmont Robbed.

Quite a commotion was caused at
the Belmont Hotel on Second street
yesterday morning when the guests
arose and found that during the night
the house had been ransacked and
about $3.50 worth of silver stolen. A
search was made and no clue could
be found as to how the burglars en-
tered or departed from the house. The
police are under the impression that
some one connected with the estab-
lishment committed the theft.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
Hoard of SMperYiSOrS.

The Board met pursuant to adjourn
and transacted the following business
The time for receiving bids for re-
tanning wall was extended for ten
days, and the same ordered to be ad-
vertised.
The petition of II. II. Markham ct
al. to change the boundaries OF
San Pasqual and Pasadena School
District was granted.
The Board then proceeded as a
board of equalization, reading the
assessment roll, and adjourned to
meet to-day at 10 A. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
Marriage Licenses.

The following named persons were
yesterday granted license to wed
Antonio M. Tapia to Juana Belmal
H. Brown to III Gaucher; T. b.
Woods to M. +. Dodson; G. Castillon
to J. NJ. Corel; P, McKem to M.
SilYas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
jy19-14t
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE AT Los ANGELES, CAL,
IL June 13, 1S87.-Notice is hereby given
that the following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and that said proof will
Angeles, Cal, on August "a, 1887, viz. (:
Joseph Thompson Hand, application No.
N, S. b. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ton OF said land, viz: J. X. Holmes, Of
Proyidencia, Los Angeles county: s. w.
White, of Providencia, Los Angeles county !;
Thomas Storey, of Providencia, Los Angeles
county; Abrain Sutton, of Providencia, Los
Angeles county. y. D. BETHUNE, Register.
jy 10-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
Held 10 Answer.

The preliminary hearing OF the case
against Jesus Verdugo, for attempting
to murder Juan Vega, came to con-
cIusion in Justice Austin's Court yes
ferday. After hearing all the evil
dence Justice Austin held the defend
mt to answer to the charge, with bail
fixed at 1900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
Better Accom- moaations.

More Pullman palace cars are now arriv.
ing VIA the Santa Fe route, which are to
be used between Los Angeles and Kansas
City to accommodate the increased travel
east bound. This company is also running
daily emigrant tourist cars direct from Los
Angeles to Kansas City.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. : THERE
y will be meeting Of the stoch hold ers OF
the Los Angeles Saving Bank, held at the
Los Angeles, on Monday, July 26th, 1887. at
8 80 P. \. J. ". WAOHTEL, Secretary:
July 7th, 1887. 1yS-2lt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
Notice to Creditors,

ESTATE OF V. FOURAN SOMETIMES
IL known as V. Foran, deceased-Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, executor
of the estate of V. Fouran, sometimes known
as V. Foran, deceased. to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice. to
the said executor, at the office of Graves &
O'Melveny, rooms 20 and 81 Baker Block,
Los Angeles City.
In the county and city of Los Angeles,
State of California, this 18th day of July, A.
D., 1887.
J. VI. ELLIOTT,
Executor of the estate of V. Fouran, de-
ceased. jyl4-ltaw4wd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21
DRIFT OF OPINION.

fred Grant wa never the Napo-
leon Of finance. He was rather the
Baxainc Of business.-Missoari Rspsb-
ljc0Sh
Fred Grant b said TO Be tho
equal Of his father IN the single regard
that he can make very short speeches
Chicago Herald.
The wife Of one Grover Cleveland
q : very sweet and sensible little wom-
IN. but no correspondent ran make cap
ital By telling lies about her-Qsci's-
aaf5 Enquirer.
The United States. under : Dem
ocratic Administration, in the Last year
paid IN pensions ouo-third more than
al the pension-paying Governments
On sarth.-AHo California
SENATOR Evarts win establish Z
county home near Warrington, and
has bought one thousand acres Of land
for that purpose. Il will b fenced IL
with one % bis sentencea-RitssbsrgA
Rsk
-4uo peOPao 80 8osesu8 esse~ -
the controversy whether Mira Clevc
land snubbed Governor Foraker q
not They don't think che did +. and
don't blame her much Il abe did
WashiSgton Star.
In the midst 81 All the hubbul
that Foraker has stirred up poor. lone
some old John Sherman y being Lost
sight q and hIs feeble fluttering q ~
bloody shirt fails 70 excite remark
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
- good many Union 6ags -
being scnt North BY their rebel" cap
tors and not ! single Foraker. Tuttl'
or Fairchild has arisen d the South &
protest. The war appears 70 be Owe
IN that section. -C Chicago Unsea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

Dc Smith-Ud YOU cvcr hear OF .
man having 4 pair Of legs worth o40.'
900 apieces
McGinnIs-I never did.
well. 1 man In Chicago named
Pete jenkins has got legs quoted q
that figure"
..Nonsensc; nobody vcr had leg
quoted at 90. 90 apiece"
..Well. read the paper for yourself. \
McGinnis took the paper and read
s.Thc furniture warehouse Of Wilson
3 Jones was burned to the ground las
night. An iron safe al overturned
on the porter. breaking his lcgA Losa
ESQ 00Q"-zcxas Siflings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

soms ~ he Thanes worn " E~ssh1onaboo
New York Women.
Colored pearls are much esteemed
for elegant jewels.
Belts made entirely Of gilt brade are
stylish and worn with white costumeA
The tournure i narrower. but hard
" perceptibly smaller In the fall styleA
Fancy hair-pins are generally worn
and continue : be ornamental and
elaborate.
Violet wool Is used IN . variety q
articles Tor tho toilet. and also for The
handles Of fans
The Gilt and silk braid trimmings
form an attractive garniturc for tailor
made costumes.
Brier stitching. - well . feather
stitch. Il used on children'q clothing,
both dresses and jacket
Large buttons enter into the trim
mings Of many fall costumeA and are
| Of very beautiful workmanship
The soft, warm knitted silk under.
wear promises 70 take the place Of he
Jersey weaves. - it i hcalthful
Tho sailor jacket with . blouse waist
| underneath q : favorite model 70 wear
with : killed skirt
The morning costume, 20 Be stylish
Is in white chuddar cloth. trimmed
with bright colored velvet Yellow =
Stylish
There Il nothing more attractive
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

VIM
80 d.an's vsns : corner 20 way out = kansas
y. asas's . : Turkish rus. che didn't shink
them pretty.
NJ hsdn't sny uss for ola for ehromos o. 20
.'usr her nose up q NE dresses worn p
ZONES dsughtcrs-
-. ,u.s deteased diamonds. and thought Jew
y. "a 10 lore for ornaments, noamanisn Or
Bulgar.
-n,,an,, drve In coach ana four, although
~ might have hnd en-.
80. ,,ndrsd along The street - did her greas
forefsther. Adam
a.. a,dn's ike 70 travel on the trains they vent
TOO rapid; .x.v
And . journey cross INC ocesn @s'' N
yet had mapped
80 did.'t IKE che drama, and she thought we
ballet horrid;
che didn't like the weather colo nor ye's % Sc'S
torrid-
she was no novel reader and took nste s'ocA
.,,.ourh she'd nov and then look over shoss
by Dr. Holmes.
enc didn't care for household work ana naa %
love for dishes; 1890
ehe let her mother darn her nose' 'o' INC y
ed stitcheA
she didn't care for isms' ana she never wrote
letter -.,.t ~,
70 he papers telling how she'd Try % make N
whole world better.
che lived in Massachusetts, she was freekieo
old and tanned.
And al on earth she wanted was-a marr'as'
able man =. ~.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21
LUCY'S
me Brief story Of 2 Wife's Sal
walton.

eTha Brief SLOTy "a
walton.
.you win-er--stay and-and meet
Mr.. Rochdale. my dear, will you
not?"
.Well. no papa" replied Edith Las
.s,,es IN a meditative fashion, II
don't think l will. You see. my posi-
ton is a peculiar one. ! have no hes'-
tation in saying that l find i q disa-
erecable one also. ! suppose Il ! were
like q heroine Of ! should feel
wild excitement and a strange thrill.
etc. etc. at meeting the man who y
70 be nv husband. but who Is utterly
unknown to me; but not being q hero
inc at all. these feelings are wanting
..Of course. my DEAR" Mr.. Lascclles
observed. atrifle nervously. '.you know
you can refuse him II you like. but you
are 50 sensible. and"
eyes" cut in the girl, decisively.
sand l shall lose Ave thousand . year.
shan't l? Well. ! tell you fatty. papa.
shall lose the five thousand most GER
talnly IL 4 uon = Ake thc ih"h-
Then you intend to LET the money
slip from yon altogether. IN plain
words. you refuse.
Edith shook her head. \.
4 do any thing In a hurry
she determined. ana q glance ~ her
pretty. flrm mouth bore testimony 20
her words; ''but you did not tell me
papa what induced Aunt malta /"
choose this MIR. kochdaie more tnan
any other person."
'She was in love with MS fatner
years ago. AT least. ! believe So my
dear. and So .
4 understand" Edith's lip curlei
In . sncer; delightfully."- sentimental
and dcplorably vulgar" v.
Two days later Edith found herself
ensconced In the snuggest corner o.
pretty Mrs Dalton's drawing room.
she was very fond Of Lucy; they nau
been firm friends In their chi'cish Day
and Mrs Dalton had the greatest re-
spect for the tall. handsome girl wh'
was 80 lar ner superior IN Drains 1n'
-. time they had met mad Deen =
Tsrs: ~nen Edith Wa :
Lucy : husband = q sne k'n1es'
hearted men in the world-a drysaltcr
% soaPoo''er' Or some such mys'er
. ana consequently wealthy perso'
anu % inc go'den-na'red cni'd ~
Wy image o. ner mother 2 me vac
.ve nousenoic.
1a,.n remarked, - sne sttcned v'goi
s - ~ "o-sne w. never ~
a%olen-
Aucy suuueniy ue'ieo sne sugges'io
y roior'ng v'v'u'y' amos. painfully
IN Wy we'll ucar' sne a.
sea' anu Iu''n : quick 2 caug1
.a'n'es' trace o. annoyance N ~
P's,'y voice.
nc Ponrercu it''e over TINS. sn
MY y MIS- Dalton rose nurr1ed'!
- o. ~ons m'nd. Edith. = ! lcav
lor nan An nour' VIII your
h"m & % I they have Q se'
0me ne 'n'ngs ! ordered"
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7na.scs 2 rouFco. r ''s
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ps..os :. M o''y' ~, 1880
y t'e !au'' q > cuF "a. % = cusx
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neea n"s pFoSoHe mem o'yono
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ep''net 20 sucn none. W.
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moSeu !. .no n.'as - u''o H-'
missouri y ~. 2. nouFoo" s,
4hey nav mnoe"s 8Fos' ct.'ei -,''u
. WIN scnoo'-nouso' 81. 1880,
oriSen out snors"'. o"ec>oe
nncei . epuo''cA
One ch~aracter'ss'c q ne Democfs.
. bis ability not % steaA ni'nse'' s1o.
when ne has the opportunity I'm
brings him Int great coneemP. ~sn
Republicans VINO exPeott % s'ea'' "no
have already sto'en' o. wno aIs e.Joy-
ing me usufruct q 2 'ne1' % "'nsr.-
In the days % inc frencn MONARCHY
when breaking ne Decaioeue ~
necessity o. asnion' sne'o 49,
yet one reseFsat'cn' snero
NAMED YET one crime unlssruon-
able IN tne eycs y men, ~"
SAID then that eenele'nsu n1'es
steals. But cta'wars ncPuone.n' sm
has changed Al = me p."sy ~
gers OF tne otaiw ~ wn'cn "a'e
ciutched money ..tne APense =
afelon's stripes w1e'a pen men
glorifies the successxul tn'ex ane n'ake'
honesty > marx q .ae''.
There have pecn ota!"art .,sP
not = lev ~ NA'ssour1' sno 80
unfortunately not yes nee from .nsI'
though several ,eas ..set ~
their sentences. 4ne nei'eS 'n.s >. ~ /.
marx o. superior n.e' 49,.
sso" ne 70 "-.~-.
one Of the stalwars Pca.
cn~aractensS'cs. nos $3.50 49,
always been able 70 sno~ nl1 80
perior 70 inc do9geo DourDon's'
which insists tnat thieves must ~ Pun
ished. Is y natursl tns' ~ snou'u ~
only dcspise me bouroon. pu' nate MN
heartily. Inns nate ano con'e"p' :,
shared ~ tne w. great GLASSES =
6talwarb-those who nave ssoien ~
ready and those VINO expect stea'
when they get the opportunity IN ~
city Stalwarts who pa emoraceo ~
opportunities. u makes itsen sPParen
in labored sneers' Among 'ne In
galluscd' Stalwarts o. me alnp IN
, hills. who have only sucn poor oPpos
tunity - - Afforded ~ the cnatce =
squat on LAND wn'cn ooe. no. =
: long to them. 4 shows itsen - Da'o
knob leagues which assaui pour oon.''
' with buckshot Ncvertne'ess' nousoo
Democracy holds the otae: ana g
! State thrives . the y me Pc
tertiary close on one ota'"ar' a''e
: another.
/, Though forced 20 ms.ssa,n -pen
tentiary for knaves' me H'ouroon Del
: ocrat believes 10 iioer'! - ~no y
: 1T for II His cnie! a'n ~ IeI
free himself ana 90 leave o,ners - Ir'
= he T. when ssa'war uoI
ism with no consc,ence olss -
tempfs % TAKE cnslse -s.,
sciences "a others, po
that thwarts ~ nen 49, .r"~.
= staiwart undertake 2 suuse's 80.
Il institutions 2! ne pou S.
ury ago: - = We ro .s,r-
VINO io'is n'm. "ncl ~ .s.~
y clamors 90 m'lltasy u'c'er
T. shield knaves rom s"o P"1-";~.
70 knaverH = n ne ~ r.
o. p country wn'cn erusnss n'1
y Inc : wno nee: I'M I
turn ana 9 - 80
Is Thousand sn'its' tne no.r oon w.. d:
~ him q every turn ms emls
the mcre because ~ S.n no. w. ~.
~ stand y seeing n'mselA' Z, :.
immeasuraoiy superior - ~
9 2 cnarac'eras'' = M J
plain Il TO him, or to attempt 70 ma
MN zee M me- - I'LL.
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. uoJuluS worm tANe uVcs ~ f~ys -
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OVIII&IOIIs AVVA<AVIE ~ 49,
the landing. Like lightning Edith was
out Of bed and had thrown on her
dressing gown. Her courage faltcred
for a moment, for Edith was only a
Girl. and hideous stories Of pistols and
hasty shooting by latter-day burglars
came 70 her mind; but il was only for
q moment; then taking her candle in
hand. she went as noiselcssly - posi-
bic 70 the head Of the stairs and passed
down. All was still. and from the
fickcring light Of the hall-lamp she
could see there was no one left - som
tincl or spy; 80 she determined. mol
without 4 curious sensation AZ her
heart, to crccp boldly down. recon
hotter. and then 60 back and rouse the
house. She made very little noise II
descending. and at last stood in ths
hall. The voice was still faint. and she
paused 70 listen before proceeding
| Tho next instant she was at the dining
room door and had thrown Il wide
| open.
A smothcred woman's shrek and a
oath greeted her. and . lump scenes
70 rise In her throat.
sl.ucy," she said. In choked. hnrdl.
audible tones, ''your child i up stair
and needs you At once"
Without . word. but with a face =
white As death, Lucy passed her 10 q
doorway. and the quick step up IN
stairs testified to the existence o. %
mothers sudden dread and pain.
The man left thus stranded wa
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-03
ailu gGess Asa 1akalaia'l
HE NEws

y
rne members CT a Pittsbnrg family
n mad Thomas was suffering severely
frsu, tfiehinosis %eontracte through eat-
ins raw ham, which proved to be alive
With parasites. One Of the sons cannot
recover.
The jury in the Bay View, Milwaukee,
riot cases returned q verdict Saturday
afternoon after having been ont twenty
five hours. Andrew Boncel and John
Daske we're acquitted and John doude
was found guilty.
In London the grain trade is very
strong. The year closed with unusual
activity. Wheat ID dearer In all posi-
IONS. There is q larger inquiry from
spectators. The demand from millers
is small, but is expected to increase after
the turn Of the year.
Indescribably tender are b sentl-
ments which have come to Mrs. Logan
in the first hours Of her widowhood
They are in the shape Of notes aud let
tiers from personal friends OF her hus-
band and her self in all the walks OF
life, and all parts OF the land.
The annual report Of the secretary OF
the board Of trade shows that the
amount expended for improvements in
DIS MONIES during 1886 wat $3,426,OOO
for manufactured products, $l5,4H 1855;
for wholesale trade. $32, 8 ,621; fol
miscellaneous business, $16,6S2.l9 max
ing the total volume OF business for the
Year $$6S,474,3 98.
The German ship Bertha, which sail.
cd from Hamburg November IL fol-
Philadelphia, struck Saturday abreast
OF Ocean View Deland and filled with
water. The ship has twelve feet of wat.
er in her hold and will, il the weather
continues bad, break up and become q
total loss. The vessel and cargo are
valned at over 100000. The crew were
saved by the life saving crew.
On Friday there wal q serious acideni
on the Southern Pacific road neal
Devils river. about 200 miles west o.
San Antonio. A collision occurred in {
deep cut between q construction train
and a regular freight. Many freight.
laden. cars we're wrecked and harmed
-Four men on the construction trair
per1shed in the burning wreckage. Thu
railroad employees refuse to give any
particulars.
Col, w. a.. Bolton, ex-superintendent
Of the second class mail matter, recent,
indicted Tor embezzlement, was befor,
Judge Blodgett in Chicago Saturday ant
pleaded guilty to withholding $4,000
from the government. His counsel cit
Ia. ss..sssi.s,s;sl nIsai.ss.ss,s g ..sasss.s:hAl.aa ss.a.a
cord and the fact that he had turned
over all his poperty to the government
eqnalto about the amount of the en-
bezzlement. The court said he would
defer sentence.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-03
y Clinurnes


s ,eotland Citizen, 30th: Between 9
y I'd 10 o'clock Monday fire was
discovered in the roof of the
the building occupied by Nj. q. Boyt as q
grocery store. The alarm was given and
promptly responded to by our citizens
who after an hour of hard work succeed
ed In extinguishing the incipient
confagrstion. The building is a one
and q half story frame. The first story
was occupied by NJ. E. Hoyt with q
stock of groceries and o. +. johnson
occupied the second story as a sleeping
apartment. The crowd quickly removed
the stock Of goods and the furniture OF
Mr.. johnson into the street before the
fire was extinguished. The bnilding ia
the property of ]. Y. Teibel and has an
insurance of 1853 upon it. The damage
to the building is estimated to exceed
the insurance. MFR. johnson placed the
damage ohis effects at $40, which was
promptly adjusted. Hoyts stock has
been placed in the vacant building of
ALI. Brown opposite the Old location to
await the adjustment of the damage by
the insurance companies.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-03
Notice of Special Tax Levy.

Office of City Tressurer-Notice is hereby
gwen that pursuant to q resolution of the
Mayor aud Council passed and approved. De-
cember 10Th, 1885 9 special tax has been levied
for the purpose of paying the cost of construct
ing sidewalks along and in front of certain lots.
The said tax liz now due and in my hands for
collection and unless the same is paid on or
before January 24th, 1887, tho said tar will
become delinquent and the penalty accrue
thereon.
The following Ia q list OF the real estate upon
which said special tax is levied and the amount
of the tax upon each piece or parcel of real
estate respectively:
Supposed owner Eliza Walker, lot 2; block 80,
Lower Yankton. Amount of tax $a4.20.
Supposed owner Sarah 8. Flick, lot s.; block 50.
Lower Yankton tmount Of tax S2i. 20.
Supposed owner Johnson Is Parsons, west
two-thirds of lot 8, block As, Lower Yankton.
Amount of tax 5000.
Supposed owner Christ Kirshman, lot 8, block
%, Lower Yankton. Amount of tax $N.A.
In witness whereof I have. hereunto set my
hand this 22nd day of December, 1885.